The purpose of this rule development is to ensure that students who are identified with a reading deficiency, who score below proficiency on the statewide reading assessment, or when implemented, the statewide Florida Standards ....

The purpose of this rule amendment is to implement the following changes to the K-12
Student Reading Intervention Requirements: (1) Add specific progress monitoring requirement for elementary students, (2) Update the reference ....

The purpose of the rule development is to review the rule for needed updates to the student progress monitoring requirement for elementary students to be consistent with governing law. In addition, references to FCAT will ....

The purpose of this rule development is to update and align the criteria for reading intervention placement with Sections 1003.4156(5)(b) and 1003.428(2)(b), (l), Florida Statutes, which provide an exemption from reading ....

The purpose of this proposed amendment is to update and align the criteria for reading intervention placement with current research, include a professional development offering that will be available to content area reading ....

The purpose of this rule revision is to update and align the criteria for reading intervention placement with current research, include professional development offerings that will be available to content area reading intervention ....

The purpose of the rule developments is to update terminology to reflect current practice in the field and update statutory references; modifies and/or creates inservice requirements for school personnel providing services ....

The purpose of the rule is to provide criteria for reading intervention for students in grades K-12 as required by Section 1008.25, Florida Statutes. The effect of the rule is to establish criteria for diagnosing and meeting ....

The purpose of the rule is to provide criteria for reading intervention for students in grades K-12 as required by Section 1008.25, F.S. The effect of the rule is to establish criteria for diagnosing and meeting the varying ....

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